Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-02

JUN ith, beaver NFeeKy FRANCIS VI. w ara
Blakely; James W. Kelly, Anoka; Norman
Robinson, lie Sueurj Henry Breeggemann
Marys town; John f. SkeeIs, Marion; Johr
d. Abbott, lie Sueur; Timothy Hurley, st
Cloud; Martin V. Townsend, Northtield
Caspian Dappen, Henderson. Pensions
| reissued-James |. Ammis, Albert Lea
Benjamin H. COnkEn, Geneva; William l.
Silvis Newport; William Sturman, Delano
Theodore Man CO, Edwarsdburgh; j ackson
d. Hendershot, Wrightstown; Isaac NJ
Abbott, Forest City.
Gen. Boulanger has decreed that in the
future no officer in the army shall be al
lowed to have in his service any foreigner
OF either sex. The decree is due to the fact
that one OF Governor General Ravoust' s
children has been disco vered to be the wife
OF a Prussian officer quartered at Neuf Bris,
sach.
The Conservative movement. with the
object OF forcing the government to deal
with Ireland Immediately, is assuming a
critical phase. number of Liberal Union
lists have Joined the Conservatives.
The millionaire Senator Farwell OF ILL
nois pays taxes on only 81, 800 worth OF
personal property.
A shock of earthquake was felt on Long
Island, alarming the people, buildings were
shaken, but no serious damage reported.
Postoffice name changed: Wisconsin,
Hutchinson, Marathon county, to Dancy.
Postmasters COmmissiOned-Dak ota:
Park River, c, A. Trovatten; Detroit F.
{. Hedgar; st. Thomas, A. NJ. O'Connor,
iowa: Alnont, H. G. Haley; Leland. 0.
Thompson; Uni que, Eta L. Gillet Vol
ney, F. W. Tangemani Yarmouth, Ollie
Oherman Minnesota: Pipestone J. Stuart.
tourth-class postmasters appointed
Dakota Exeter, F. J. Brown, MINES ota:
Seefield, W. Owens, Iowa; Bear Grove, c.
Reed; Pierceville, G. c. Mendenthall;
Spauldiug, r. S. Cotton.
1t is said that Sir John Macdonald is
soon to resign the premiership and go to
London as dominion high commissioner. Ii
the Tories hold power, it is expected that
he will return to Ottawa as governor gen,
aral.
Vito Cercolone, who died the other day
at Milan, left all his cash (S16O, OOO) to
King Humbert.
The brief prepared by Attorneys Black,
Solomon and Zeisler OF Chicago in the
anarchist case was filed in conrt at Ottawa
1t consists OF 426 pages, and contains
mainly the same point covered by LAWYER
Swett's brief. The attorneys expect to
make their arguments in about tweynt
days.
Henry Hopper, son OF wealthy bust.
ness man, at Axiom, Ohio. was sentenced
to one years imprisonment i'll the peni-
Tertiary at hard labor for the betrayal OF
n school girl OF fourteen years.
Gov. Hill, of New York, has nominated
James Arkell, OF the Albany Journal, for
office OF state railroad commissioner.
Col. Glider, who started for the Arctic
region, got as lar as Hudson Bay. He
could not go farther this winter, and re-
turned to New York and will make fresh
start in the spring.
Gen. J. j. Finley 81 oeafa,, Florida has
been appointed by Gov. Perry United
States senator to succeed Charles w. J ones,
whose term expires March 4. Gen. Fin
ley is lawyer. He served with distinction
in the Confederate army; has been q mem.
Der OF the supreme court OF Florida three
times n candidate for congress-, elected
once and defeated twice dy Col. Besbee,
Republican.
The Judges OF the supreme court OF Wash
ington Territory have been subjected to %
terrible outpouring of the walls OF female
wrath ever since they recorded their decis-
ion that the woman suffrage act, passed
three years ago, is unconstitutional.
The treasury department has decided
that the vile OF a Chinese laborer is a per
son whose original entry into this country
is prohibited by the Chinese restriction act.
The attorney general informed repre-
sentative Of the anti-Mormons that the
Mormon bill would be signed. The delay
has been due to the desire Of the president
to give the measure careful consideration.
The Logan pension bill is defeated in the
house.
Gee. Beale OF Washington has cattle
ranch OF 100000 acres near Los Angeles,
Cal.
The conference committee on the bill re-
pealing the preemption, timber culture and
desert land laws has failed to agree and
SO reported to the houses.
Pictures OF Mrs. Cleveland are hawked
around the streets OF London.
Sgnor Cohen, diamond broker, horse
man and bookmaEer, OF Chicago, was rob.
bed OF 500 in money and 50, 900 worth OF
diamonds in a Pullman sleeper on the Iron
Mountain road, while asleep in his berth,
on his way from Memphis to Chicago.
The chief OF police OF Cleveland in a cir
cular, gives the names OF the five robbers
and the party who at Ravenna rescued
McMunn, the thief, aud killed Detective
Hulligan. 1t was supposed that McMunn
was Eddie Gurin, but he is Matthew Ken
nedy, 1.-The Kid" He is twenty three
years old, well known in Michigan, and
has an unexpired term to serve at the peni-
Tertiary at Kingston, Ont. He and Pat
Hanley, a thief, whose home is at Dayton,
Ohio, are the men who burglarized the fur
store. The rescuing party at Ravenna was
led by Charles Klein, alias Morgan, alias
"Blinkey." Morgan is forty-five or fifty
nf nho orr
who has broken Jail several times in Michi-
gan, and is well known throughout the west.
There are rewards aggregating SIG, 900
for the capture OF these fellows.
Fifteen buildings we're burned at South
Boston, including Barbour's saddleware
store, the South Boston warehouse, J. M.
Carrington's factory, II. A. Edmoson's
storage warehouse with one and half
million pounds of tobacco, and other stor-
age houses. Loss, $50, 900; insurance,
$4,000.
The national council OF the National I'm
ion league met at the Ebbitt house, Wash
ington. The following officers were elected:
President, Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor,
Ohio; vice president, William e. Chandler,
New Hampshire; G. A. Boutelle, Maine;
James s. Negley, Pennsylvania; Nathan
Golf, West Virginia; J. e. O'Hara, North
Carolina; L. c. Hoxie, Tennessee; B. N,
Bruce, Mississippi. Thomas r. Rich, Mary
land; Louis McKensie, Virginia j. s. Rob
ertson, Ohio; corresponding secretary,
John F. Bryant Georgia; assistant cores
ponding secretary, Thomas G. Baker, New
York; treasurer A. NJ. Clapp. District of
Columbia; chaplain, J. j. Cooper, Pennsyl-
vania; marshall j. II. Bayne, Maryland;
sergeant-at-arms, IL. L, Demar Pennsyl-
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